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Glass Mall => Glass Market Place => Topic started by: herb_62 on February 13, 2010, 07:53:12 PM
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Hello fellow Glassaholics
I'm currently in the process of dispersing all the glass we've collected over the last 20 years in the sudden and somewhat overwhelming thought that if we have to move house we're never going to shift it!!!!
Having consulted the powers that be it seems the best way to direct you to a stream of potential bargains is this:
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/merchant/john1959
Hope it works.
Annie xxx
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Works a treat Annie, well done. :)
I just had a scan down and your green footed bowl, probably Webb, probably isn't. I have one the same only taller size and it was ID'd here on the board as Stuart Stratford pattern. See http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,30204.0.html and http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,25768.0.html for more about these. HTH :)
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Listing duly ended. I will relist correctly when I've absorbed the info from your very useful links. Thanks for the input. Very appreciative for the info. More and more pleased I found this site. I now have to go and make gravy .....
Annie xxxxx
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Keep watching .... I'm listing like a woman posessed .... it all has to go!!!!!! Trouble is I keep buying things! :24:
Annie xxx
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Good afternoon fellow Glassaholics
Today's E-Bay listings will include an signed Ekenas Vase by John Orwar Lake, various decanters, more Whitefriars, some Holmegaard and various other bits and bobs.
Happy browsing.
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/merchant/john1959
Annie xxxxx
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Still listing like mad so come take a peek ...... :24:
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/merchant/john1959
Annie xxxx
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Have your checked your uranium items with a UV light?
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Yes though we don't photograph them lit up. Perhaps we should. I'll talk to the photo slave though with the volume of stuff we have to go I suspect he may go into meltdown .... never good with uranium about :24:
Annie xxx
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He wouldn't like my house then! I don't think photographing under UV is necessary, but you had a couple of pieces I couldn't be sure about. ebayers often use the term uranium for anything green and when you ask if it glows, they tell you they don't have a UV light! How do they know it's uranium? I would just suggest adding that you've tested it and that it glows bright green under a UV light. Note that it must be really bright, not just a bit green.
[As an aside. The term uranium-green really gets up my nose, because uranium is actually a yellow colorant.]
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Still listing like a woman demented and thinking I may be actually BECOMING a woman demented .....
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